Sentence examples for multiple interests and from inspiring English sources
His multiple interests and loyalties raise interesting ethical issues in this new age when individual journalists can become brands of their own, stars who seem to transcend the old rules that sharply limited outside activity and demanded an overriding obligation to The Times and its readers.
I enjoy pursuing multiple interests and seeing the big picture.
People within an organization have multiple interests, and consensus-building or conflictual processes drive organizational action.
Governance of forested landscapes must account for multiple interests and perspectives through public and stakeholder participation.
"The challenge is when you have multiple interests and multiple objectives and competing priorities, who wins and what's the balance of power?" he said.
In a real world of complex new technologies, crowded cities, multiple interests, and exponential information growth, we need regulations.
We want to make available a meta-model based on Operational Research for fields involving public resources and multiple interests to aid current and future managers of companies.
Facilitating local ownership and institutionalising participation in project planning can help to arrive at a better recognition and involvement of the multiple interests (environmental, economic and landscape) that are relevant at the local level of implementation.
The proposal to use a co-management approach for a framework that would deliver both agricultural and environmental benefits, seems to be a requirement, because of the multiple local interests and multiple government agencies within a relatively small area.
He has multiple interests including understanding biodiversity and ecology of temperate and tropical seagrass meadows and reefs, conservation and restoration of marine foundation species, and educating people about coastal and marine ecosystems.
This study particularly supports the need to expect and explore social heterogeneity and multiple interests, rather than equating community with place (e.g., Bray 2009).
